UltraISO has been released in English - Competition for WinISO

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Posted on	23/10/02 19:48
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UltraISO has been released in English - Competition for WinISO

svgusta used our newssubmit to tell us that a new version of UltraISO has been released. Before the tool was not available in English, and according to the submitter it is a less buggy and more powerfull product than WinISO.

UltraISO is a CD image file edit tool, it allows you to directly edit the CD image file and extract documents from it. You can also make an ISO file from your CD-RW/ROM drive or hard disk. It also processes ISO bootable information, thus you can create bootable CDs.

Main features of UltraISO:

Intelligent CD image file format analyze, support all known image file.

Unique SUPER RESTORE technology, never damage your image file

May directly edit the ISO image file.

May directly extract files and folder form ISO image file

Support willfully add / delete /create new directory /rename ISO file content.

May make ISO file form hard disk document.

May create CD image from CD-ROM, maintain bootable information.

May process the compact disc boot information, you may directly add/remove/extract boot image of the ISO document.

Support nearly all known CD image file format(.ISO..BIN.IMG.CIF.NRG, BWI and so on) , and converts them to the standard ISO form document.

More information and downloads can be found on the website of UltraISO. The software is shareware and available for 29.95$.

Source: UltraISO

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Posted by WRFan on Thursday 24 October 2002 03:52

you can edit isos with isobuster. what's the point in downloading and paying (?) for yet another tool?

Posted by on Thursday 24 October 2002 04:08

actually, you can't edit ISOs with ISO Buster - only view the contents and extract the data. You can however use WinISO which is a lot nicer and edit / add-to your ISO/BIN image(s)

Posted by on Thursday 24 October 2002 04:11

for some reason winiso doesnt work for me.

everytime i try to add files to a bin/cue, or an iso, it tells me that file is corrupt when i load the new image in Daemon Tools.

i cant figure it out

-Icefired

Posted by svgusta on Thursday 24 October 2002 21:11

With this prog you can also open and edit Clone cd images. I have used the program now for 3 weeks, and it is stable as a stone...

Posted by on Friday 25 October 2002 06:49

After editing Bin/files with Winiso, use fireburner to avoid those errors.

Posted by nider on Friday 25 October 2002 09:07

Cool, I've been looking for a program that I can make a cd image from files on my harddrive without having to burn a disk first.

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